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conrete pumping

paulb123 · 2010-03-08 20:13:01

I need to lay approx 45 square meters of concrete in my back garden. Does anyone know of anywhere i can hire a concrete pump (i live in meath) or how much it may cost????

08-03-2010 8:13pm

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I need to lay approx 45 square meters of concrete in my back garden. Does anyone know of anywhere i can hire a concrete pump (i live in meath) or how much it may cost????

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#2 08-03-2010 8:55pm

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there was a thread awhile back here about a guy doing foundations in the back garden there is a concrete supplier in meath that has pumps mounted to their trucks might be worth a look i will try and find the thread

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#3 08-03-2010 8:59pm

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http://www.gannonconcrete.ie/page5.html

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thanks a million , ill give them a call in the morning. great help!

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#5 08-03-2010 10:07pm

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try kilbride concrete pumps

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#6 08-03-2010 10:25pm

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the one thing i would sy about a small pour like that is that it could be a pain in the ass to organise concrete and seperate pump. at least with this guy boh are on site at the same time saving on a potential waiting time fee or a minimum hire on the pump.

althought here may be a minimum concrete volume with gannons.

i am only speculating though

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